LegalEagle-ish

I'm white and working class and find it extremely offensive.

Clive Owen is doing it for me right now on BBC1.

Clive Owen is hot tho.

I had a go today with my other half. They are great. There were a few kids there 2day, but they left when the guys there started having competitions on the parallel bars. The way to increase resistance is to get someone to sit on your knee!

Strange that, innit?

AFN when my daughter's school went into special measures in her last year, the BCC Bitesize website helped her get through her GCSEs. Luckily i haven't had to rely on their educational facilities, but their online French course is very useful.

Mr Stunt, i think you should desist from spreading such outlandish lies about the very hetro Mr J!

The sexiest man alive (other than my BF of course) is LL Cool J: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_g86tPEtMdUo/SFDl3O5tqrI/AAAAAAAAD6s/58sZS0c4DPI/s400/LL+Cool+J++feat.+The-Dream+-+Baby+lyrics+mp3+downloads+codes+music.jpgYum Yum

Slamdunk TLS. I got upset when Jade died and surprised myself by crying a tear or two. I hate the cult of celebrity, but the sadness of waking up on mother's day with my kids and seeing that she had died and left her kids was pretty overwhelming.

Best TV, radio and educational internet on the planet. It's worth double what we pay for it.

Nearly put me off my bun and cheese.

"it would have to be russel brand and david beckham, one up the front, one up the back" Not sure what to say after that admission Daizie!

Something more ominous methinks. Also many of them removed their ID numbers.

Also read online and listen to Radio 4. Watch News at Ten and Newsnight, so not much of a news geek then!

We do not have a direct democracy we have a representative democracy where we vote for other people to represent our views and interests. If they stop representing the interests of the people who voted them into power, then those people have the right to voice their dissatisfaction via peaceful protest. If we are prevented from expressing our disquiet by peaceful protest through either restrictive laws or fear of being embroilled in violence, then our democracy ceases to function properly and we move towards an elected dictatorship. If it is decided that we should no longer be allowed to protest to voice our dissatisfaction about the way those in power are weilding that power on our behalf, what democratic avenues are left open to us? Will we be allowed to participate in this democratic system directly like the citizens of Switzerland are? Or will those who are angry enough and frustrated enough be sucked into extremist organisations?

So we should just accept the organs of the state, who are purported to represent our interests, chipping away at our legitimate rights instead then?

But what exactly are the police protecting? Is it the bricks and mortar of the city? - I don't think so after the stood by and did nothing to prevent the RBS building being trashed. What are they really protecting? Could it be the dictatorial aspirations of the political puppets of big business by crushing legitimate protest?

Check out the aggression of the police towards the peaceful climate camp protesters. their MO is always non-violent protest and you can hear them chanting 'shame on you' as the police hit them with their sheilds and try to goad them into retaliation. http://www.facebook.com/ext/share.php?sid=69824443903&h=qNXak&u=15JyN&ref=nf

I want to know whether CCTV footage of the day is going to be seen by anyone other than the police.

Boooooring!

Sleeping lots!

Ooh, painful!

Haha, that's even funnier!

Don't you mean, Wagwaan?

Claiming her big country house as her second home to get more money for furnishing etc makes her a thieving cow in my books.